Where does bias in AI systems originate, and how does it show up in practice? What disciplinary knowledge is relevant, and how can it be integrated? This panel brings together perspectives from anthropology, English and computer science to explore how ethics is operationalized and what gets in the way.
Look forward to this November`s AI Hot Topic: AI, Ethics, and Bias: Human Factors or Machine Learning? For this session, we`ll be joined by panelists Kinsey Katchka, Christin Phelps, Dave Roberts and moderator Meghan Manfra!
Where does bias in AI systems originate, and how does it show up in practice? What disciplinary knowledge is relevant, and how can it be integrated? This panel brings together perspectives from anthropology, English and computer science to explore how ethics is operationalized and what gets in the way.
Look forward to this November`s AI Hot Topic: AI, Ethics, and Bias: Human Factors or Machine Learning? For this session, we`ll be joined by panelists Kinsey Katchka, Christin Phelps, Dave Roberts and moderator Meghan Manfra!
Welcome to the very first episode of the AI Research Tips Series with Jennifer Comer!
This new bi-weekly series will bring to you a collection of quick insights and practical advice to help you move your next idea forward. Our first tip is out now, focusing on efficiency in operations and diversifying the use of AI in research.
Premiering exclusively on the Data Science and AI Academy YouTube channel, in partnership with the NC State Proposal Development Unit.
🎥 Watch the first episode here: http://ncst.at/vNul5101nMk
Welcome to the very first episode of the AI Research Tips Series with Jennifer Comer!
This new bi-weekly series will bring to you a collection of quick insights and practical advice to help you move your next idea forward. Our first tip is out now, focusing on efficiency in operations and diversifying the use of AI in research.
Premiering exclusively on the Data Science and AI Academy YouTube channel, in partnership with the NC State Proposal Development Unit.
🎥 Watch the first episode here: http://ncst.at/vNul5101nMk
With help from the Wolfpack, DSA developed the AI at NC State website, a central hub for AI resources and guidance on campus. Explore a range of AI tools, resources and guidance designed to support and enhance your teaching, learning, research and work.
“I would encourage any NC State student curious about data science and AI to take a DSA class. The courses are approachable and focus less on heavy technical pressure and more on building a clear understanding of data science and AI concepts. It’s a great way to explore the field while developing both technical and problem-solving skills.”
Rommie Alsaidi
Business Analytics, North Carolina State University
